INABA Churu Hairball Control, Functional, Creamy Lickable Purée Cat Treat with Taurine & Vitamin E, 0.5 Ounces Each, 24 Tubes (4 per Pack), Tuna Recipe - Packaging May Vary*

I split one tube between two of my cats each day and it has minimized hair balls found on my carpet to almost none. They love the taste, and are very effective. I like that they are better for my cats than the other hairball products out there that they never eat nor want.

I have six cats, all indoor. As they age, hairballs become more of an issue. Churu hairball control is excellent for helping them pass hairballs. Less vomiting, healthier, happier cats, and they are all wild for both flavors. It does take a bit of patience until they learn to lick from the package, and some cats prefer the paste squeezed out into a dish. Either way, once they get going, they’re absolutely addicted.

My cats have constipation and hair balls. I give this to them at first sign of problems and it works! No more hacking up all over! If i hear them trying hack up i give this to them. Feces is large a smooth. No more dried hair filled poop! I also buy the vitamin Inaba. Very well priced and they love both varieties.

These are perfect for our kitten. He loves the taste and it’s easy yo feed from the packet. The cost is cheaper here than the pet stores. There’s not really an odor.

My cat absolutely loves her daily Churu, and the hairball formula helps her more easily expel hairballs. She goes Gaga for the taste. It’s always the first thing she eats at mealtime. Great product.

If you had told me that battling the Great Hairball Epidemic of 2025 would involve a treat my cat considers gourmet cuisine, I would've laughed—right before slipping on another rogue hairball. Enter Churu Hairball Treatment: the snack that’s part health regimen, part feline bribery masterpiece. My cat, Sir Fluffington, believes Churu was crafted by the ancient cat gods. I can't even say "Churu" without him materializing out of thin air like a snack-seeking ninja. The texture? Divine. The taste? Judging by his dramatic purring symphony, five stars. The hairballs? Well, noticeably fewer—though I suspect Sir Fluffington is hoarding the rest for a rainy day. In conclusion: Churu Hairball Treatment is basically the Netflix of cat snacks—addictive, satisfying, and slightly reducing the chaos in your life. 8/10 would recommend, especially if you enjoy walking barefoot without fear.

My cat loves these Churu hairball squeeze treats. He is a medium-hair and he is prone to hairballs. I feed him one of these Churu hairball squeeze treats every day, and it has dramatically reduced the number of hairballs he gets. He loves the taste and always gets excited for Churu time! These treats work so great that I now have a subscription to them so that my cat never runs out.

I have trained my cats to accept brushing, nail clipping and to come on command all I need to say is Churu and of course no more hairballs.

It’s a very expensive snack, which I bought in bulk thinking it’d help with the hairball issues my long haired siberian cats are facing. They vomit fur balls once a week (normally), so the promise this snack made of helping to pass the hair through the digestive tract and be expelled through the stool etc etc etc was a very compelling sell. Tried feeding half pack per cat per day for a week, then tried feeding one pack per cat per day for a week, then tried feeling one pack per cat every two days - any combination gave the same results - MORE HAIRBALL VOMITS. Seriously it’s like this thing induces more hairball vomits.

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I usually get the full tuna packets but this is better economically and turns out my cats likes both flavours! One of my cats is diabetic and these are the purrrfect low carb treat.

Great for my cats hairball. Loves the taste

Do not buy these unless you have a cat-proof place to stash them. Seriously. My cats are trying to claw through a solid wood door to get to the box. If I run out I'm scared they'll rip out the copper wiring and sell it for just a single tube. Needless to say, the cats love them. They will attempt to rip the flesh from my hand in their eagerness to lick the chicken-y goo. I can't speak to their effectiveness against hairballs. Only one of my cats is prone to them. Hasn't had any in the week or so since I received these, but he was never super regular about his hairballs so it remains to be seen if these will help with that. However, if your hands are lacking in claw scars and your cupboard doors are sadly undamaged from cracked-out cats looking for their fix, these are VERY effective at solving those problems. For real though. Put these in a steel safe if you have one otherwise you might come home one day and find a destroyed pantry door with some very smug and satisfied cats lying around.